[ANN] [TOR] Torcoin - X11 PoW - Tor Integrated Crypto - Torcoin.org

[rickgejr]

Seems to be a lot of interest building herein.

That can only be a good thing.

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[rickgejr]

So we have a coin.

It runs a Tor node.

It has PoW.

It has PoS.

It is a hybrid.

It is essentially anonymous, i.e., very secure.

It cannot be easily traced to you, by any Tom, Dick or Harry.

Please help.

What are the major negatives here?

What other coin has all of these factors?

Come on Fudders. Lay it on me.

[cabal888]

HELLO everybody , i am new here , (not new in cryptoworld yet )    , i just found this Torcoin, i downloaded their client , i made an account on https://maxminers.net/tor   and stil don't get it how to mine . it is possible to mine just with a pc/laptop ?            another thing i don't get it is where do i see my private key ? i am an old user of bitcoin /ethereum and monero and i never had problem making a new adress , cold or hot  when i first adopted these coins .....but with this TORCOIN i don't know, what am i missing ?  in the Tor client i can see my adress but not my private key

[pterodactyl]

[bumbacoin]

Thank you for the flowers.
I also did some code cleanups to get it working with up-to-date dependency libraries. Unfortunately Carsen no longer seems to be active on this project  and I did not receive any of the proposed bounties for this job, yet.
Anyway @Torcoin-Dev: Could you please send me a short ping via priv. msg. To test the wallet functions I need some TOR...

What's the current official GitHub repository for this project?

Pushing my code changes should make it possible to compile this project using Qt 5.4.2 on Windows and Linux/Unix derivates, too.

i have already received bounty for the earlier version,
the only issue with that version was some sort of file corruption during the process to upload to the torcoin site.

it should be compatible down to 10.8,

this is the git, i'd be interested to see your changes i use 5.3.2, and have completely forgotten to push my changes too .. i've had man flu for a few days and am not in the most focused of moods. lol
haha and after all the flowers you got, i've been inspired to modify my process to include a fancy Applications alias too, it is a nice touch.

https://github.com/TorCoinProject/torcoin

[PatrickMacH]

So we have a coin.

yes

It runs a Tor node.

no

It has PoW.

yes

It has PoS.

yes

It is a hybrid.

It is essentially anonymous, i.e., very secure.

no, not by default yet.

It cannot be easily traced to you, by any Tom, Dick or Harry.

depends on your setup and your behavior like with almost any other coin, too.

Please help.

What are the major negatives here?

Tor needs to get included into the wallet bundle; the default setup has to be changed.
Like Torproject this projects needs some privacy guidelines to keep your privacy at a maximum level.

What other coin has all of these factors?

Currently, Torcoin is a fork of Novacoin with modified settings.

Come on Fudders. Lay it on me.

sure, you are welcome.

Please correct me if I'm wrong...

[bumbacoin]

this might be getting a bit confusing.
there are two OSX versions floating around in the thread I dont want to confuse the issue more by quoting

th official version here https://TorCoin.org/torcoin-Qt-OSX-v1000.dmg


and PatrickMacH version
Patrick, opening your version in Yosemite gives this error

Code:

Dyld Error Message:
  Symbol not found: _clock_gettime
  Referenced from: /Volumes/VOLUME/TorCoin-Qt.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/libdb_cxx-4.8.dylib (which was built for Mac OS X 10.12)
  Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib

[Tomason]

how long does it take for the coins to mature in your wallet and start staking rewards?

My wallet started staking at just over 20 hours.

Not sure how many confirmations are required.

 

Mine not yet after more than 24 hours, some tips? I have macOs.
Thanks.

[rickgejr]

So we have a coin.

yes

It runs a Tor node.

no

It has PoW.

yes

It has PoS.

yes

It is a hybrid.

It is essentially anonymous, i.e., very secure.

no, not by default yet.

It cannot be easily traced to you, by any Tom, Dick or Harry.

depends on your setup and your behavior like with almost any other coin, too.

Please help.

What are the major negatives here?

Tor needs to get included into the wallet bundle; the default setup has to be changed.
Like Torproject this projects needs some privacy guidelines to keep your privacy at a maximum level.

What other coin has all of these factors?

Currently, Torcoin is a fork of Novacoin with modified settings.

Come on Fudders. Lay it on me.

sure, you are welcome.

Please correct me if I'm wrong...

Thanks.

I hope the Dev re-corrects us both.

[redkinggg]

Yes don't sell. Let dev dump first. So dev has 1.2M coins. While block reward is 1 coin, so LOL

If I was going to dump I would have dumped when the price hit $10 ..

I'm not interested in dumping any coins.

You may not be dumping, but a partner of yours def is



Game over

[Tomason]

Hey guys,

I'm still waiting for someone to test out the MacOs wallet and virus scan it ..

come on folks, I know some of you have MAC ..

https://TorCoin.org/torcoin-Qt-OSX-v1000.dmg

I need to know soon so that I can pay the dev for the work.

please let me know, if this .dmg image works for you.
transfer.sh/qbPgC/TorCoin-Qt.dmg

It provides a nice installer and should work at least on MacOS Sierra. For your security it's using Qt 5.4.2, latest stable openssl and other up-to-date dependency libraries.

This is what I call a serious job !! I am installing the last version in macOS Sierra and this
time it is authentically a clean installation that respects all the parameters of an
application done in a serious and professional way.

After finishing the process I let you know my opinion, although this is a splendid job that I prefer.

Hey Patrick In macOS Sierra everything works perfectly, but in MacOS Maverick apparently there
s a problem - when I launch the program the process breaks and presents an error message
that does not allow opening the wallet, while with the previous installation everything works
correctly although the installation seems to be less clean.

this might be getting a bit confusing.
there are two OSX versions floating around in the thread

the now official version here https://TorCoin.org/torcoin-Qt-OSX-v1000.dmg


and
Patricks version (see quoted above - i've removed the url link for this post)

opening Patricks in Yosemite gives this error

Code:

Dyld Error Message:
  Symbol not found: _clock_gettime
  Referenced from: /Volumes/VOLUME/TorCoin-Qt.app/Contents/MacOS/../Frameworks/libdb_cxx-4.8.dylib (which was built for Mac OS X 10.12)
  Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib

So, the version of Patrick I have installed in Sierra, and although after more
than 24 hours has not yet started staking everything is fine, Even though it
does not work with maverick.

The official Qt-OSX-v1000 version instead works perfectly on maverick
(I have not tried other systems at the moment) and the staking process has
not started either. Any help?

[bumbacoin]

So, the version of Patrick I have installed in Sierra, and although after more
than 24 hours has not yet started staking everything is fine, Even though it
does not work with maverick.

The official Qt-OSX-v1000 version instead works perfectly on maverick
(I have not tried other systems at the moment) and the staking process has
not started either. Any help?

staking relies on having sufficient coin weight, which is a combination of input size and age.

you might have 50,000 coins,
one deposit (or input) of 50,000 will stake quickly but if they're seperated into deposits (or inputs) of 1 coin each, they will not stake for a long time.

if you're not staking there are two obvious answers,
1. your coins do not have sufficient weight yet, you'll just need to keep waiting.
2. your wallet does not have staking turned on, have you locked your wallet ?

go into yr debug window/console (right click on Tor wallet icon in dock)
and type

Code:

getstakinginfo



{
"enabled" : true,
"staking" : false,
"errors" : "",
"currentblocksize" : 0,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00024414,
"search-interval" : 0,
"weight" : 0,
"netstakeweight" : 3877,
"expectedtime" : -1
}

if your wallet is capable of staking it will have true for both values at the top.
"enabled" means staking is turned on,
"staking" means the wallet is actually attempting to stake, I have no coins capable of staking so mine says false.

[fengxia]

is there anything new?or just a pow folk

[Tomason]

So, the version of Patrick I have installed in Sierra, and although after more
than 24 hours has not yet started staking everything is fine, Even though it
does not work with maverick.

The official Qt-OSX-v1000 version instead works perfectly on maverick
(I have not tried other systems at the moment) and the staking process has
not started either. Any help?

staking relies on having sufficient coin weight, which is a combination of input size and age.

you might have 50,000 coins,
one deposit (or input) of 50,000 will stake quickly but if they're seperated into deposits (or inputs) of 1 coin each, they will not stake for a long time.

if you're not staking there are two obvious answers,
1. your coins do not have sufficient weight yet, you'll just need to keep waiting.
2. your wallet does not have staking turned on, have you locked your wallet ?

go into yr debug window/console (right click on Tor wallet icon in dock)
and type

Code:

getstakinginfo



{
"enabled" : true,
"staking" : false,
"errors" : "",
"currentblocksize" : 0,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00024414,
"search-interval" : 0,
"weight" : 0,
"netstakeweight" : 3877,
"expectedtime" : -1
}

if your wallet is capable of staking it will have true for both values at the top.
"enabled" means staking is turned on,
"staking" means the wallet is actually attempting to stake, I have no coins capable of staking so mine says false.

Hey @Bumba Thanks,,,

My wallet is not locket and it is in the false state.
This is what brings me back to the TorCoin debug window:


{
"enabled" : true,
"staking" : false,
"errors" : "",
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00024414,
"search-interval" : 1,
"weight" : 0,
"netstakeweight" : 3645,
"expectedtime" : -1
}

[torcoin_addict]

The French translation has already been made 

[thetorcoin]

Hey guys,

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please let me know, if this .dmg image works for you.
http://transfer.sh/qbPgC/TorCoin-Qt.dmg

It provides a nice installer and should work at least on MacOS Sierra. For your security it's using Qt 5.4.2, latest stable openssl and other up-to-date dependency libraries.

This is what I call a serious job !! I am installing the last version in macOS Sierra and this
time it is authentically a clean installation that respects all the parameters of an
application done in a serious and professional way.

After finishing the process I let you know my opinion, although this is a splendid job that I prefer.

Thank you for the flowers.
I also did some code cleanups to get it working with up-to-date dependency libraries. Unfortunately Carsen no longer seems to be active on this project  and I did not receive any of the proposed bounties for this job, yet.
Anyway @Torcoin-Dev: Could you please send me a short ping via priv. msg. To test the wallet functions I need some TOR...

What's the current official GitHub repository for this project?

Pushing my code changes should make it possible to compile this project using Qt 5.4.2 on Windows and Linux/Unix derivates, too.

official Github is https://github.com/TorCoinProject/torcoin

I'll shoot you a PM

[thetorcoin]

It would be nice if some people started selling TOR for cash on LocalBitcoins and vice-versa ..

[thetorcoin]

I would not be surprised to see TorCoin hit $5 by the end of this week and $10 by the end of next week .. there is no reason why TOR can't be right up there with DASH

[thetorcoin]

here's a prediction:

Top 3 coins on CoinMarketCap by this time next year:

Bitcoin
Ethereum
TorCoin

I see absolutely no reason why we can't make this happen.

[GPUM1ner]

here's a prediction:

Top 3 coins on CoinMarketCap by this time next year:

Bitcoin
Ethereum
TorCoin

I see absolutely no reason why we can't make this happen.

I have a question. For your prediction, how will TorCoin reach over the current 3rd place's when the current marketcap is over a billion dollars?

What will be available next year and how will it be adopted to be ranked so high?

Majority of even the top 10 have been in the game for many years to get that high.